Sentence examples for endorsed policy from inspiring English sources

Paddy Ashdown, the former leader, was furious when the party called for a royal commission on legalising cannabis in 1994 - but it is now a widely endorsed policy.

The scope of the endorsed policy included 16 AH professional groups participating in at least some professional supervision, peer group supervision and/or mentoring, with other activities encouraged.

Mr. Romney implied he'd handle foreign aid differently from the Obama administration, but mostly endorsed policies already in place like using aid money to foster free enterprise.

Never before in living memory have such large swathes of public and expert opinion endorsed policies and positions long advanced by the progressive end of the political spectrum.

Librarians understood the potential privacy pitfalls early on and endorsed policies to protect confidentiality – before computers became widespread, libraries stopped using cards listing individuals who had previously borrowed books.

No president should have this power, much less one who has endorsed policies designed to unfairly target critics, immigrants, and minority communities….

Within the Kingdom, King Abdullah has long endorsed policies of public service in keeping with the Islamic principle of zakat (charity).

Mr. Levin, a Democrat of Michigan who champions the Volcker Rule, is expected to use the report to endorse policy changes, including stricter public disclosures.

He actually didn't say he would stick with every policy, but rather that it would be up to cabinet to endorse policy change.

But they have never agreed on the specifics of a replacement scheme ― instead endorsing policy outlines with modest levels of detail, at most.

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